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HPE ProLiant ML30 Gen11 - E-2434 Quad-core, 3.40Ghz, 32GB, MR216i-p Gen11 Storage Controller 2x960GB SSD 8SFF 500W PS Tower Server
Original price was: $3,586.08.$3,280.84Current price is: $3,280.84.
Micron DDR4-3200 32GB/4Gx72 ECC CL22 Server Memory
$147.66
Micron DDR4-3200 32GB/4Gx72 ECC CL22 Server Memory
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| First Listed on Newegg |
May 17 ,2023 |
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2 reviews for Micron DDR4-3200 32GB/4Gx72 ECC CL22 Server Memory
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NICHOLAUS S. –
Pros: * 4 sticks work on the ASUS Pro WS X570-ACE at its rated speed. No problems whatsoever. Cons: * Looks. But you’re not buying this because you want RGB. Overall Review: 100% satisfied.
Thomas –
Pros: Works and is recognized as ECC memory in my build with an ASUS TUF Gaming x570 Plus-Wifi motherboard and Ryzen 5900x CPU. This system serves both as my workstation for projects plus casual gaming, the combination of ECC with 3200 speeds is a nice balance of both.
Additionally there is no overclocking or other BIOS changes required by this server memory. Previously I had Corsair 3600 memory in which requires you to enable overclocking in the BIOS, select the overclock profile that comes with the memory and run at 1.35V, which had some instability.
An advantage of this server memory is it works out of the box with the BIOS with no overclock profile required and runs at 1.2V. I started with just 2 sticks, but am now upgrading to 4 for 128GB total. Very happy this works. Cons: This isn’t an issue with the memory itself, but AMD does lock out ECC injection testing on x570 and Ryzen platforms. I could overclock it to force errors and confirm the OS is reporting correctly, but you can’t run injection tests with memtest86+ or something similar. Again that’s not an issue with the memory itself but AMD limiting ECC support in consumer HW. Overall Review: By this if you want ECC memory at 3200 speeds with cooler 1.2 voltage on a consumer build.